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Mole and Troll trim the tree
Mole and Troll agree to trim a tree for Christmas but disagree on the ornaments and have a fight. Troll tries to decorate the tree all by himself and discovers it is no fun doing it alone. In the end they get together and decorate the tree so beautifully, that everybody agrees it is the prettiest tree they have ever seen.
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- "Mole and Troll agree to trim a tree for Christmas but disagree on the ornaments and have a fight. Troll tries to decorate the tree all by himself and discovers it is no fun doing it alone. In the end they get together and decorate the tree so beautifully, that everybody agrees it is the prettiest tree they have ever seen."@en
- "Mole and Troll agree to trim a tree for Christmas but disagree on the ornaments as each dislikes the other's choices."
- "Mole and Troll agree to trim a tree for Christmas, but disagree on the ornaments as each dislikes the other's choices."@en
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- "Mole and Troll trim the tree"